Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-18
STEUDENVILLE.

Special CORRESPONDENCE ofhe Sunday Register.
STEUBENvILLE, September 16.-Ihe
McMillen- Gallagher affair, at Toronto
might possibly yet end in tragedy. Since
Gallagher and Mrs. McNlillen were brought
back from Columbus, Gallagher has been
living around Toronto, and the woman's
husband declares he will shoot him if he
catches him doing any monkeying. Gal
lagher don't show any disposition to leave
the neighborhood to escape McMillen' 8
vengeance, and it may be that he IS on
the shoot, too and proposes giving McMil-
len as good as he sends. The boys around
Toronto have reversed the popular phrase,
and now say: Bring her back, Gala
CHER"
The catalogue of the Street Fair Is ont,
and comprises book of 90 pages. All the
premiums and otner matters were not OBJ
tanned in time to insert in the hook, and
the committee will issue an annex to 1t,
which will comprise IL TO 10 pages. Ar
rangements are rapidly being perfected,
and if the weather is favorable the FAIR
will be an immense success.
Steuben Lodge, No. |, Knights Of
Pythias, has instructed its building COM
mittee to 90 ahead and finish its new hall,
with the restriction that the expense be
kept within s., 600. The scenery for the
degrees will be painted by Columbus
artist.
The Leonzo Bros have occupied the
boards of the Opera House this week,
playing to good houses Fred Ward will
present his new play, "Galba, the Gladia-
tor" on Saturday evening, September
oath. Mr.. Ward is too well known in
SteubenyiIle to need any. reference to his
ability. His play is said to be one OF the
finest ever put upon the stage in this
country.
1t is a matter Of great interest to the
citizens of Steubensville to know if the
Royal Gas Company really intends laying a
second pipe line to this city, or are only
making a few promises to prevent any
steps being taken to get the Bridgeport or
Ohio Valley companies to come here.
Miss Mary McCracken left Friday for
New York to pursue her musical studies.
Col. John Buchanan, of Waynesburg,
Greene county, Pa, is visiting his rela-
tiyes, Mr.. and Mrs. W. r link.
Dave Johnson is taking in the Consti.
tutional Centennial at Philadelphia.
Will. Markell is down from Canton shak-
ing hands with the boys. He says Cation
is a great town.
On September 9th, at Minneanolis,
Miss, Lydia l.. Collier, 3augnter of VIM.
B. Collier, lately Of this city, was united
In marriage to Mr.. Barber.
Sanford Thompson was down from Pitts
burgh this week.
julius Jarvey and wife, of Saginaw,
Mich, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Scott
Buckingham.
Prof. Mullen has returned from his trip
to New York, and will open his dancing
academy at Assembly Hall Monday even
ing, September IS.
Mrs. Abbe Hogue, of this city, is visit
ing her friend, Mrs. Richard Stewart, at
Martins Ferry,
Uol. Moore, attorney TOT van ID. BAKER,
and Steve Brown, attorney for the State,
were both down from Pittsburg this week.
E. G. McFeely has severed his connec-
ton with Jones Munker's clothing house,
and accepted more lucrative and re-
sponsible position with Epstein & Co. Mr..
McFeely is a good salesman, an obliGng
gentleman, and has hosts Of friends, &ho
will follow him wherever he goss.
Mrs. Dan Mccoy, Jr., Mrs: John Bates
and Mrs. Abbie Clemmans left Wednesday
for Atchison, Kas., to visit their parents.
Charley Doughorty, Of this city, and
Miss Jessie Sharp, Of Bellaire, are to be
married on Thursday, September 22d. The
ceremony will be performed q, tpe nome
of the bride, on Gravel Hill, Bellairs
Misses Jennie and Alice Bastard arrived